Multiple Choice
Jenny is a 30-year-old executive who was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) when she was in elementary school. Based on recent research, you would assume that:
A) Jenny has few problems with ADHD as an adult
B) Jenny's current symptoms will be misunderstood as symptoms of an anxiety disorder rather than ADHD
C) there is a 30-80 percent chance that Jenny still shows symptoms of ADHD
D) Jenny is unlikely to show ADHD symptoms as an adult because women are much more likely than men to outgrow the disorder
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